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Alam Ki Khabar | Bihar News | Patna News | Samastipur News | YouTuber Dhruv Rathee addresses a protest in London over demands against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, calling for his resignation and greater electoral accountability.

YouTuber Dhruv Rathee has renewed his criticism of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar while addressing a gathering in London, where protesters raised concerns about electoral accountability in India. Rathee said the demonstrations could end immediately if Kumar resigned and a new election commissioner were appointed through a process involving both the Prime Minister and the Leader of the Opposition.


Rathee travelled to London after previously attempting to participate in a protest organised by the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) in India. According to the account provided, he was detained by police and could not join the demonstration before leaving for the UK.


Rathee Questions Restrictions on Protests in India


Addressing people gathered outside the British Parliament, Rathee contrasted the protest taking place in London with the restrictions he said demonstrators faced in India. He argued that the ability to assemble and express political views was an important part of democracy.


Rathee also made claims about extensive police deployment, detentions and alleged mistreatment of journalists during protests in Delhi. These figures and allegations could not be independently verified from the information provided and should be checked against official records before publication.


He urged people attending the London gathering to discuss the situation in India with their families and acquaintances, particularly concerns surrounding the electoral process and allegations of “vote theft.”


Calls for Gyanesh Kumar’s Resignation


Rathee said the demonstrations would stop if Gyanesh Kumar stepped down and a successor was selected through a process involving agreement between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Leader of the Opposition.


He described the demand as an effort to secure accountability and ensure that every eligible voter had an equal opportunity to participate in elections. Rathee also criticised the BJP, claiming that the party’s electoral prospects would be significantly different if elections were conducted fairly. His remarks represent his political opinion and should not be treated as an established finding.


During the gathering, protesters also raised slogans calling for those accused of “vote theft” to leave office.


Competing Slogans Reported at the London Gathering


The demonstration reportedly included supporters who welcomed Rathee’s address, while a smaller group nearby raised slogans in support of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Metropolitan Police officers kept the two groups apart as the exchanges between them grew louder.


Rathee said his presence at Parliament Square was intended to address Indians and members of the Indian diaspora, adding that he did not want foreign interference in India’s affairs. He said spreading awareness about concerns over electoral integrity was the purpose of the gathering.


The protest reflects the continuing political dispute over allegations relating to India’s electoral process. The claims raised by protesters, including those concerning “vote theft,” require examination through verifiable evidence and the relevant electoral authorities’ responses.

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